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Three weeks after the European elections which pushed the President of the Republic to dissolve the National Assembly, more than 49.3 million French people were called to the polls again this Sunday for the first round of the legislative elections. According to the Ifop-Fiducial estimate for Le Figaro, it is the National Rally which comes first with 34.2% of the votes (240 – 270 deputies) just ahead of the New Popular Front. The alliance of left parties obtained 29.1% (180 – 200 deputies). The presidential party Renaissance and its allies MoDem and Horizons are credited with 21.5%, in third position (60 – 90 deputies). Next come the Republicans with 10% (30 – 50 deputies). According to the first projections made by the polling institute, no absolute majority would emerge from the polls next Sunday.
The results of the first round of the legislative elections in your constituency and in your municipality
Still according to the Ifop-Fiducial study, participation stands at 67%, up 21.5 points compared to 2022 when it reached its lowest level under the Fifth Republic. Two years ago, less than one in two French people (47.5%) went to the polls for the first round of the legislative elections. This is slightly more than two French people in three this year, where a record number of proxies – 2.7 million – were registered by the Ministry of the Interior.
The map of the results of the first round of the legislative elections constituency by constituency
The results will arrive gradually throughout the evening, starting with those from constituencies where most polling stations close at 6 p.m. Then come those from major cities and then those from the capital. The final results published by the Ministry of the Interior will not be known until the night of Sunday to Monday.
4,010 candidates (2,362 men, 1,648 women) were in the running in the 577 constituencies for these legislative elections. The far left had the largest contingent with 654 contenders, the National Rally (RN) presented 562 candidates (including 63 supported by Éric Ciotti), the New Popular Front 546, Ensemble! 445 and Les Républicains 306. 554 deputies were seeking re-election, with only 23 incumbents having withdrawn, including the president of the Foreign Affairs Committee, MoDem Jean-Louis Bourlanges, the environmentalist Julien Bayou and the Insoumis Adrien Quatennens.
2024 legislative elections: the results of the first round at the national level
These legislative elections allow the French to designate the 577 deputies of the National Assembly. They are elected for a term of 5 years, except, as in the present case, dissolution of the National Assembly. Unlike senators, these parliamentarians are elected by direct universal suffrage. Each represents one of the 539 constituencies of mainland France. There are also 27 in the regions, departments and overseas communities and 11 for French people living abroad.
